La Brea Shipyard of T&T

09/08/2026

Looks like an exciting Sunday. Massy Cat

09/08/2026

TTSRMC stakeholders, we need you on this one!

SBM Offshore said all work must comply with applicable safety, regulatory and company standards and include quality control, inspection, testing and documentation to support long-term asset integrity and operational reliability.

READ MORE: https://oilnow.gy/featured/sbm-offshore-opens-contracting-opportunities-for-3d-survey-and-mechanical-works/

09/08/2026

Learn more about this important MISSION. The multi-phase, mega-project will culminate in a fully pressure relieved dry dock facility capable of accommodating shipyard repair services for the new Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, current Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, and other surface and subsurface ships.

Modern ships require modern dry docks.

The Multi-Mission Dry Dock at PSNS & IMF on the Waterfront at Naval Base Kitsap (NBK)-Bremerton is a key part of the Navy's comprehensive, long-term recapitalization efforts at PSNS & IMF under the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program (SIOP). The new dry dock and its associated utilities, crane system, pier, and support facilities will accommodate current and future ships and submarines, including the new Gerald R. Ford class of aircraft carriers.

The Navy needs to upgrade and improve the shipyard’s capabilities and capacities to ensure PSNS & IMF can continue to meet its important mission to maintain, modernize, and retire the Navy’s nuclear-powered fleet into the foreseeable future.

Learn more at multimissiondrydock.com.

09/08/2026

Get ready for the highly anticipated ESG conference at the Hyatt Regency Trinidad

AMCHAM T&T's ESG Conference 2026

DATE: 15th September, 2026
VENUE: Hyatt Regency, Trinidad
REGISTER: https://www.amchamtt.com/2026-esg-conference

Businesses today are navigating an era unlike any before. Economic volatility. Climate risk. Rapid technological disruption. Geopolitical uncertainty.

The organizations that succeed tomorrow will be those that embrace sustainability, strengthen resilience, and adapt with confidence.

Whether you are a CEO, executive, sustainability professional, risk manager, finance leader or emerging business leader, this is your opportunity to gain valuable insights, expand your network and position your organization for long-term success.

Join us as we discuss "Navigating Uncertainty: Sustainability, Resilience and the Future of Business," among influential leaders from government, finance, industry and the private sector to explore the strategies, innovations and partnerships needed to thrive in an increasingly complex business environment.

Special Thanks to our SPONSORS:
Platinum Sponsors: ANSA Bank; The ANSA McAL Group
Gold Sponsors: Guardian Group Trinidad and Tobago; PwC, Trinidad and Tobago

09/08/2026

Tips to keep your genset running properly.

09/08/2026

“At first, I experienced a degree of imposter syndrome as I was exposed to countless new acronyms, technical terms, and concepts unfamiliar to me,” Darrensaid. “Thankfully, I was surrounded by a team that fostered a culture where asking questions was encouraged.”

READ MORE: https://oilnow.gy/featured/a-young-guyanese-engineers-journey-into-subsea-operations-meet-darren-budhram/

09/08/2026

See how the U.S. Navy's Littoral Combat Ships are launched, tested, and deployed. Watch 21-minute video here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/exploring-the-us-shipyard-behind-the-launch-of-a-500-million-stealth-vessel/vi-AA25qfdF?ocid=edgntpruby&pc=U531&cvid=6a7900d74d414d61a3bd49a26d647efd&uxmode=ruby&ei=15

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09/08/2026

HELP OUR BIRDS THROUGH THE HEAT!

As Trinidad & Tobago experiences this period of intense heat, our wild birds are also feeling the effects. Species such as the beautiful “Blue Jean” (Thraupis episcopus) depend on natural sources of food, water and shelter, which can become increasingly scarce during very hot conditions.

If you have a garden or outdoor space, consider placing a shallow container of clean, fresh water somewhere safe and shaded. You can also offer small amounts of fresh, bird-friendly fruit such as banana, papaya, mango or other locally available fruits.

- Change the water regularly and keep containers clean.
- Remove uneaten fruit before it spoils.
- Where possible, plant native fruiting and flowering trees and shrubs to provide long-term food and shelter.

Our wildlife shares this island with us. During extreme heat, a little help from each of us can make a difference.

Protect our birds. Protect our biodiversity. Protect Trinidad & Tobago.

08/08/2026

Getting ready to launch another Guyana FPSO

08/08/2026

Another BIG giant takes shape!